Early Black Friday Deal: Garmin’s Tacx Neo 2T Smart Bike Trainer Is 36% Off on Amazon

Published Nov 17, 2025 1:00 am ET


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Cold weather is coming, which means—for many cyclists like myself—the outdoor season is over. But that doesn’t mean I won’t be cycling until spring. Fortunately, bike trainers have improved over the last decade, with many big brands offering “smart” versions. That’s why, when I saw Garmin’s early Black Friday deal on a smart bike trainer, I couldn’t resist. At 36% off, the price comes down from $1,400 to $900, which is a major steal.

The trainer, Garmin’s Tacx Neo 2T, provides resistance using 32 Neodymium magnets. It runs on ANT+ and it can connect to devices via Bluetooth to sync your stats with apps like Strava and Zwift. It’s also compatible with a wide range of devices, including iOS, Android, macOS and Windows operating systems.

Though its max power is 2,200 watts, it runs quietly. Since the trainer folds, it’s also highly portable. And with a new design, it’s responsive to speed and incline changes. Simulating inclines up to 25%, you can customize your ride to your liking. And it feels just like you’re riding outside!

With almost 500 reviews and a 4.6-star rating, shoppers like the realistic ride simulations and quiet operation of the Neo 2T. “The realism this trainer provides is uncanny, from the simulated road feel to the dynamic inertia that mimics outdoor riding. It’s whisper-quiet too, so you can ride in the early morning or late at night without becoming the neighborhood nuisance,” the buyer raves. “Setup is a breeze, which means less time tinkering and more time pedaling. With its robust build, this trainer can handle the most grueling training sessions, making it a top choice for serious cyclists aiming to maintain peak condition year-round.”

It’s unclear how long this early Black Friday deal on the Garmin Tacx Neo 2T will last, so hop on it before it’s too late!

Lizzy Rosenberg is a Catskills-based journalist, with about eight years of experience in the world of journalism. She has written and edited at People.com, Elite Daily, PureWow, Green Matters, and Distractify. Additionally, she has several freelance bylines with SKI Magazine, Outside Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Hey Alma, Best Products and USA Today’s Reviewed. You may also recognize her name from the book Green Living, which she helped her team write and publish during her time as Managing Editor at Green Matters.

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